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Kickstarters don't seem to attract that engineering crowd. As an engineer whose project proposal (with proof of feasibility in the form of working and one-at-a
by nitrogen 6y ago
Kickstarters don't seem to attract that engineering crowd.
As an engineer whose project proposal (with proof of feasibility in the form of working and one-at-a-time manufacturable fully functional prototypes) was rejected by Kickstarter back in 2017, maybe their selection criteria are the reason.
- bsder 6y agoInteresting. I didn't even know kickstarter had selection criteria given the amount of pure slop I've seen on there. But, yeah, if they do, that's simply going to kill the feedthrough as nobody can predict what's going to become big.
- nitrogen 6y agoFor the sake of accuracy: that 2017 was a typo and should have been 2012 or 2013.